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Gavel Drop: Arizona County Could Be Left Holding the $96M Bag for Rogue Ex-Sheriff

And the Religious Right goes after more taxpayer funding for religion, this time in New Mexico.

[Photo: Two actors playing as Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings perform during the play Thomas and Sally]

Is There a ‘Right Way’ to Address Issues of Sexual Violence Through the Arts?

Kim Tran

When it comes to survivor narratives, activists are specific about what makes accountable, ethical, and potentially radical storytelling.

[Photo: A group of women gather to listen to a speaker during a Planned Parenthood rally.]

Legislative Lowlights: Louisiana Lawmakers Continue Assault on Reproductive Rights

Brie Shea

Join Rewire.News for its inaugural weekly roundup of state-based anti-choice and anti-LGBTQ legislation.

Six Books Written by Teen Mothers You Should Read This Mother’s Day

Gloria Malone

These books challenge readers to see young motherhood through a more honest and empowered light.

[Photo: Hawaii governor David Ige speaks to a crowd of people]

Trump Won’t Stop Attacking Obamacare. That’s Why Hawaii Democrats Moved to Protect It.

Nicole Knight

Democratic-held state legislatures have moved to preserve Obamacare provisions. Last year, at least ten states advanced bills mirroring and, in some cases, expanding the ACA birth control benefit.

[Photo: A stressed Black student sits in class]

LGBTQ Girls Are Much More Likely to Face Discipline in School

Heron Greenesmith

And the problem is worse for girls of color.

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Sale of Catholic Health Insurer Fidelis May Ease Birth Control Access in New York (Updated)

Amy Littlefield

“In terms of reproductive health coverage, I think the sale of Fidelis to Centene is a win for the women of New York,” Lois Uttley, who has researched Fidelis for at least a decade, told Rewire.News.

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Reimagining Black Mamahood in an Unjust Society

Regina Mahone

Campaigns like the Mamas Day project amplify imagery that allows Black people, including Black immigrant mothers, to see themselves as their communities see them.

What We Cannot do is be Revolutionaries Except When We’re Mothering

Kentina and Naomi Washington-Leapheart

Sophia is being mothered by two Black, queer-identified ministers who work full-time in activist/movement spaces. To the unimaginative and close-minded, these identities are contradicting impossibilities.

Obama Rejected Texas’ Anti-Choice Health-Care Program. Now the State Is Appealing to Trump.

Teddy Wilson

Critics of the program dispute Attorney General Ken Paxton’s claim that the success of the program is “not dependent on Planned Parenthood’s participation."

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